After a preflop raise and a call, a player in middle position three-bet and Jim Custer moved all in. The player just behind him snapped that off with and Custer was caught with the fingers in the cookie jar, he revealed . However, the flop gave him a double up for 133,500 and he now got about double the average.
On the same table we do have another two big stacks: Michael Wilson and Richard Lysinger, both with now up to date chip counts.
Sean Byrne seems to be the min raise master as he won another big pot on his previous table with the same strategy. Just now he saw the turn and Kevin Brown bet 33,000. Byrne raised to 70,000 and that shut down all further action. Both players are chipped up nicely.
Edward Brogdon three-bet shoved for 56,000 into an open raise from Dennis Phillips and the former WSOP Main Event runner up could not win the flip with tens versus . That is one out of XX for the day.
Shortly after, Tanya Gawarecki bet and then moved all in when she got raised on a turn. She "could not see the opponent raise there with two clubs," and pushed with but it was a split pot versus anyways.
Richard Munro has been moved to another table as more players exit and the tables are balanced. His new tablemates, including one of the other big stacks Kevin Detienne, eyed up his chips.
They weren't too worried though and said so as most of the table had above the average stack of 147,000.
Except for seat two who had just 70,000 and plaintively said, “Hey guys, I can hear you. I’m still here.”
The flop was checked through and then Dan Heimiller got the remainder of the stack of an opponent with for two pair. He only had to fear a king as the villain turned over and the river was a blank.
On a flop, the opponent of Sean Byrne bet 25,000 for just under potsize and the Irishman min-raised to 50,000. "Good bet," his opponent said and eventually tossed his cards to the dealer.
One table over we noticed another bigger stack and that belongs to Anthony Wise. He just got involved in a hand with Deborah Phillips and won the pot post-flop with a bet of 13,000. Nothing special but an excuse for us to update his chip count.
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Richard Munro is the first player to accumulate half a million in chips. After heavy preflop action there was already 100,000 in the pot when the flop fell. The small blind checked and Munro bet 75,000 out of the big blind - snap fold from the opponent.
Dan Heimiller likes to stack his chips in a very awkward way, but since we just got back from the break it was still nicely in stacks of 20 by the dealers and thus we could get an idea of the new amount.
The following players busted before the dinner break as well but already received a payday of $4,101. James Schulte in particular hit the rail in the very last hand when his got rivered by that made a four card straight.
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and Custer was caught with the fingers in the cookie jar, he revealed 
. However, the 
flop gave him a double up for 133,500 and he now got about double the average.
turn and Kevin Brown bet 33,000. Byrne raised to 70,000 and that shut down all further action. Both players are chipped up nicely.
. That is one out of XX for the day.
turn. She "could not see the opponent raise there with two clubs," and pushed with 
but it was a split pot versus 
anyways.
for two pair. He only had to fear a king as the villain turned over 
and the 
river was a blank.
flop, the opponent of Sean Byrne bet 25,000 for just under potsize and the Irishman min-raised to 50,000. "Good bet," his opponent said and eventually tossed his cards to the dealer.
flop fell. The small blind checked and Munro bet 75,000 out of the big blind - snap fold from the opponent.
got rivered by 
that made a four card straight.
